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Manipulate URIs with Visual Studio .NET's System.URI class
Irina Medvinskaya explains how you use Visual Studio .NET's System.URI class to work with Uniform Resource Identifiers (URIs). This class allows you to represent and easily manipulate a given URI. CFML > Tips and Tutorials > Development Oct 10, 2006
Irina Medvinskaya explains how you use Visual Studio .NET's System.URI class to work with Uniform Resource Identifiers (URIs). This class allows you to represent and easily manipulate a given URI. CFML > Tips and Tutorials > Development Oct 10, 2006
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One of the first and most overlooked steps in building your ColdFusion web application is to create some sort of application architecture. ColdFusion can be used to build very small and simple applications. You may only need a simple guestbook, a contact form, or some other simple script to run on your site. ColdFusion can also be used for very large, enterprise level applications. In either case, there are some things that you should know before you start coding.
In this article, we?ll talk about how to manage the initial stages of building your application and how to handle some other very common tasks.
In this article, we?ll talk about how to manage the initial stages of building your application and how to handle some other very common tasks.
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Manipulate URIs with Visual Studio .NET's System.URI class
Irina Medvinskaya explains how you use Visual Studio .NET's System.URI class to work with Uniform Resource Identifiers (URIs). This class allows you to represent and easily manipulate a given URI.
Irina Medvinskaya explains how you use Visual Studio .NET's System.URI class to work with Uniform Resource Identifiers (URIs). This class allows you to represent and easily manipulate a given URI.
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